Pirates Clinch Village Hills Little League Championship
The Pirates defeated the Dodgers 8-1 to clinch the Village Hills Little League title. The season ends Thursday at 1 p.m. with awards for players, coaches, managers, and officials as All-Star teams are announced.
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Village Hills squads sweep tasks and close games
In Village Hills leagues, Moose, Braves, Dodgers, and Indians posted wins with strong hitting and pitching. McCauley Flamand earned the win for the Cards over the Braves. Tony Coser collected two hits for the Dodgers as Stuart Radford improved to 6-2. White Sox hammered the Tigers 20-4 behind repeated hits from several players.
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Baseball standings and schedule from UPI update
The UPI summary lists standings for the American and National Leagues with team records and games behind. It also provides tonight's and tomorrow's probable pitchers for ten games including Montreal at Pittsburgh and Houston at Atlanta, plus late results from Monday with key matchups.
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Major League Leaders By United Press International
National League leading batters Wynn from LA Schmidt Cedeno Bench Garvey. American League leaders Allen Mayberry Horton Briggs Jackson. Pitching leaders Perry 11 2 McGlothen 11 3 Devil Wood Tuant Bibby Lonborg and six others tied with 10 victories.
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Anthony Takes Bowling Lead In HBO Open Finals
Earl Anthony Jr. overcame a 113-pin deficit and defeated Nelson Burton Jr. 264-140 to seize the top spot before the five man finals in the HBO Open bowling tourney in San Jose California. Burton had five open frames in the loss.
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US spikers open workouts for meet against Russia
The United States tracks teams begin practice at Duke University ahead of the USA USSR dual meet in Durham. Coach Jimmy Carnes and notable athletes discuss development goals, while several top performers skip AAU qualifiers.
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Braves Buzz Capra and Expos Steve Rogers Named Co Player of Week
Pitchers Buzz Capra of Atlanta and Steve Rogers of Montreal shared the National League Player of the Week honor for June 24 to 30. Capra delivered two complete games boosting his streak to nine wins since May 19, including a 4-3 win over the Dodgers and a 1-0 shutout of the Reds. Rogers also won twice, pitching a 2-0 shutout of the Phillies and a 10-2 win over the Cubs.
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